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Guys;

I'd be really careful getting "facts" from these leftist groups. You know what kind of lies and misinformation the purport about you and I.

Things that went wrong:

There may have been some slight communication issues regarding the SOP for entering our first rally point. Also,we had some comm issues that will work themselves out on the next FTX. My battery for my radio started to die towards the end of the session. Although this was somewhat intentional,as I hadn't charged it on purpose since our last FTX,to see how long it would last.

Things that went well:

Great bunch of guys showed up. We practiced IMT's,and discussed SOP's for training exercises.

Almost all my gear was new,but I took the time to set it up prior,so there wasn't much in the means of bugs. The Condor radio pouch really cut down on the snags I was getting before. 

Everyone there was receptive,and our patrolling really tightened up by the end of the day. For as many people that were there,(which makes moving undetected more difficult),we definitely started operating as a unit towards the end.

What I learned:

We all definitely need to get our comms in order. And found myself unable to answer certain questions regarding our issues competently.

The new army ACU's are pretty decent in our environment. 

The chest rig I spent a little extra on was comfortable. And the radio pouch was money well spent,as the last FTX,I'd relied on the clip,and had constant snags in heavy brush. I'm going to remove the clip all together to make pulling it from the pouch easier. Also, I'll only used the large floppy antennae when more power is necessary.

Also, in the future I need to be more clear on the SOP for entering the AO.

Over all it was a great day. Figured out some of my weaknesses and what I need to work on. We all became more cohesive as a team. And got to spend the day with a great bunch of guys. Thank you guys for coming. This is why we train!

SITUATION:

Elements of the 42nd FF will be conducting a FTX north of Seattle.

MISSION:

While furthering our IMT skills and working on team cohesion,we we also be working on techniques and tactics necessary to conduct ambush/raid scenarios.

EXECUTION:

Those interested in attending will arrive at the initial RP,to be met with a security team.

   From there,you will be directed to a second RP,where we will gear up.

A short tutorial regarding training specifics and a gear check will be made. We will move into a patrol from there.

ADMIN/LOGISTICS:

This is a 2nd line FTX expected to last 4-5 hours. It will be made in mountainous,woodland terrain with thick brush and clear cuts.

   Rain gear and proper provisions are advised.

COMMAND/SIGNAL:

Radio frequencies will be given to those confirmed to attend. And standard safety and OPSEC protocols are to be followed.

   If interested,please contact [email protected]

https://vidmax.com/video/199285-leaked-video-from-zoom-chat-exposes-the-coming-insurrection-by-blm-and-sunrise-movement-after-election

Members of a Marxist organization calling themselves the "Sunrise movement" making plans for after the election.

Directions and comm frequencies will go out tomorrow.

42ndFF FTX (western WA)

SITUATION:

Elements of the 42ndFF will be conducting a FTX on October 17

MISSION:

Our goal is to teach,train,and practice IMT (Individual Movement Techniques),basic situation drills,and recon protocols. As well as learning to move and communicate as a team.

EXECUTION:

Those interested in attending this FTX will arrive to a predetermined rally point (RP). From there you’ll be directed to a second rally point where we’ll gear up,discuss the curriculum,then move on to practicing patrols and drills.

ADMIN/LOGISTICS:

This will be a 2nd line FTX, (the gear you’d go into battle with),And is expected to last 4 hours.

This will be a woodland environment. And is advised to wears street clothes to the initial RP.

COMMAND/SIGNAL:

Radio frequencies will be disclosed to those attending. If you are interested in going,contact [email protected]